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Definitely an interesting device. Would be helpful if schematic service manuals were on line.? It got to be a bidding war so I backed out when it looked like it might well exceed the price of a new

I helped to build a few JPS SNV-12 voter systems years ago.? We used Motorola Spectra TAC Receivers (narrow banded, Comm Spec filters, don't ask not my decision) and it worked well.? It took a

With all this talk about mods to old GE and Motorola Voters, it would be simpler to buy last generation JPS SNV-12 voters as they surplus out. -- The Real RFI-EMI-GUY

Does your version resolve the simulcast clock timing issues of the current RTCM? If so that is a plus. Also makes it suitable for commercial applications.

It's been NLA for some years.. Chris WB5ITT wrote:

Is the LDG voter system still in production or has it been discontinued? Thanks! Steven H N8RLW

Hello Don and group, Call the Avon, Ohio store on the phone and ask for Vince. 1 440 934 5268 ( tel:+14409345268 ) Its model Batt1 They had a few that were used and I looked again at the one I bought

Steve, I’m interested in the power distribution panel. I went onto Vasu’s web site but couldn’t find any information on it. Can you post a link to it or give me any additional information?

I just went through our repeater here in Mount Vernon, Ohio.??? A communications company call Vasu communications here in Ohio makes a very nice power distribution panel I got one for about 175.00

Mods are still required to use a GE voter without status tone if you want to do it right. For starters, you'll want to get rid of the 1950 notch filters on the receiver cards and the audio module to

The Motorola sites engineer came up with the solution using only a BP duplexer on each repeater along with a dual stage isolator. A 3rd duplexer was not needed. Jim W7RY -- Thanks and 73, Jim W7RY

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Yes, Mr. Donovan, that's a scenario that happens after the grid power is restored; the "charger" try's bring the station battery back up. The solution is to either beef up the breaker and supply or

Nearly all of the VHF Sensicon "A" Receivers I ran across back in the 1970's were the ones that had five pipes in the front end. We did have one Receiver in a base station at our college that had six

I have a couple of the Motorola factory MT-300 Repeaters. I have one of them that I was able to get the correct low-VHF split modules for, from an MX-340 hand-held radio, replacing the high-VHF split

And it's power supply !!? What is this world coming to???? Being wideband, and I mean very, it was just collecting dust in the leanto. But yea that's how I got started. on .81. You remember our

With the modifications they should. -- - Regards, Karl Shoemaker To contact me, please visit SRG's web site at http://www.srgclub.org for the current email address.

Just so every knows it doesn't work on narrow band, At least according to the manual.

This is a newly designed product? Could've fooled me, as I don't see a single surface mount component. Even when hand soldering I consider surface mount easier to work with than thru-hole. Bob NO6B

The is a diagram using motorola T1500 duplexers for this exact case, and you can try searching for it. Basically it takes 3 sets of 1500's each repeater has a duplexer that is then fed into a third